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Click here to subscribeAn Austrian cold painted bronze bird, by Franz Xavier Bergman (Austrian, 1861-1926) circa 1900, modelled as grouse, mounted on a green onyx stepped plinth base, marked to underside of tail feathers with amphora-B, "GESCHUTZ", further marked with three indecipherable digits, 16cm high (figure), 19.5cm high (overall)
A French four glass and brass mantle clock circa 1870, Arabic numerals to dial, bevelled glass panes, stepped plinth base with integrated bracket feet, S. Marti marked movement, engraved to base Arthur James Fitzhugh to Alfred Gun With Best Wishes on his Marriage April 30 1873, 30.5cm high x 17.5cm wide x 13.5cm deep
A French brass and enamelled three-piece clock garniture comprising mantle clock and two urns, clock with domed cornice mounted with enamelled floral applique, two columns with enamelled caps flanking round dial with Arabic numerals, raised on plinth base with integrated bracket feet, Japy Freres marked movement, 28cm high (clock)
A French brass and glass integrated carriage clock, barometer, compass and thermometer rectangular case with clock with Roman numerals to one side and barometer to other, bisected with mercury thermometer, compass to top above barometer, top centred with T-bar handle, raised on plinth base with integrated bracket feet, dial marked "R. Stewart Paris" 16.5cm high x 16.5cm wide x 7cm deep
Railway Interest - An early 20th century hand made bronze model of a steam locomotive presented by the North Eastern Railway in acknowledgement of Volunteer Service in the National Railway Strike 1919, mounted on hollow engraved plinth, 16.5cmW Another is found in the Darlington Railway Centre & Museum, Record number: DARRM.2006.304 Provenance: Presented to Major E.M. Allfrey D.S.O. of the Royal Berkshire Regiment who assisted during the National Railway Strike
STEWART LINFORD: THE CATHERINE OF ARAGON BOOKCASE, in carved and pollard oak, the shaped top above a relief carved frieze and open shelves upon a plinth base, 51.5" wide. See illustration. A suite of 'Catherine of Aragon' furniture was made by furniture maker Stewart Linford, from timber grown in the grounds on Kimbolton Castle, where the Queen lived. Provenance: Private collection, Dorset. Purchased direct from Stewart Linford in 2003 for £8,500.
A fine hallmarked silver presentation Figure Model of a Royal Northumberland Fusilier, (the Royal status was granted by George V in June 1935, originally the 5th Regiment of Foot 1674-1751), the Figure upon square ebonised wooden plinth base and with presentation plaque "Presented to Captain Wrm Clifford by His Brother Officers on The Occasion of His Marriage 27th April 1938", makers mark of Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company, London, the Figure assayed London 1938, the presentation inscription plaque assayed London 1937, total height 30cm
A large early 20th Century Oil Lamp, the cut glass clear reservoir above a hallmarked silver presentation stand modelled as a Corinthian column with acanthus capital etc., presentation inscription to plinth base "To Captain W Clifford D.S.O., 5th Fusiliers From", the further two sides of the plinth base with various officers names and ranks etc., the remaining side engraved 29th April 1903, makers mark of the Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co., London, height of the column approx. 30cm, full height (including clear glass funnel 72.5cm)
A Chinese hardwood two handled Travelling Vanity Case, the hinged lid (set with four pierced hardstone decorative appliques, probably jade), opening to reveal hinged mirror plate above two brass mounted hinged doors further decorated with jades and hardstones in Shibayama style and each door depicting monstrous opposing carp being held and wrestled by three male figures, the doors opening to reveal an arrangement of two full width and two central half width drawers, raised on short plinth base, 32.5cm high x 34cm wide
A late 19th Century Louis XV style Amboyna and gilt metal mounted Jardiniere, serpentine sides below a pierced gilt metal border with stylised anthemion's above two cast gilt metal handles and ebonised plinth base below resting upon four squat bun feet, 38cm (widest) This item being sold on behalf of Sue Ryder Care
A good mid 19th Century figured walnut, marquetry and gilt metal mounted Credenza, the frieze with arabesque's above central breakfront panelled door opening to reveal single central shelf and flanked by gilt metal volute's, each side with bow fronted glazed door, raised on plinth base, approx. 152cm wide x 40cm deep x 103.5cm high
Heal & Son, a flame walnut veneered Partner's Desk with an arrangement of seven varying sized drawers with geometric style handles and Bramah locks, the reverse with two highly figured panelled cupboard doors, raised on plinth base, 76cm x 182cm x 91.5cm, circa 1928, sold together with original selling exhibition Booklet "The Cotswold House" (a selection of Arts and Crafts furniture from a private collection), selling exhibition dated 21st November to 16th December 2001, this walnut Desk originally illustrated Page 20
A late 19th Century aesthetic movement walnut open Bookcase, the moulded top above inverted tear drop style incised frieze and shelf below, central panelled cupboard door opening to reveal further shelf space and flanked each side by similar shelves, raised on plinth base, 147cm wide x 31cm deep x 121cm high
A good mid 19th Century figured walnut double Wardrobe, the cornice above central mirrored door opening to reveal original slides, the right hand panelled l door flanking and revealing hanging space and further over two half drawers, raised on plinth base, 211cm high x 60cm deep x 166cm wide
A collection of porcelaineous models of sheep and poodles The first modelled as a standing poodle holding a basket of blooms, picked out with bocage raised upon a moulded plinth and shaped paw feet, 11x8cms, a smaller standing poodle with a basket of blooms 7cms, five other models of sheep, two recumbent poodles with puppy, a porcelaineous model of a cottage applied with bocage 8cms, a Continental Sampson figure of a goose boy 6.5cms, and a English porcelain cup with a panel painted with roses and other blooms. (12)
A Delft polychrome decorated ink stand Of shaped rectangular form with a raised back and a pair of ink wells with detachable covers above a recessed pen tray flanked by turned finials, overall decorated with a vase of blooms, interlaced flowers and leaves, outset angle supports, 11cms and a French Champleve and porcelain vase, the tapering body painted with a winged cherub, indistinctly signed raised upon marble plinth base, damaged, 17cms high. (2)
An early 19th Century mahogany salt box With a shaped leafy back, hinged sloping fall front, raised on a plinth base, 51x16x13cm, a similar salt box inlaid with an oval enclosing a conch shell within a lozenge border, 45cm, and a 19th Century oak and inlaid salt box, the tapering front inlaid with a crossbanded and inlaid panel, 48cm (3). CONDITION REPORT: Mahogany salt box inlaid with conch shell - stress crack to shaped back, hinged top hinges sound, some surface scratching to front and bruising to lozenge inlay, right hand side tapering piece of mahogany inset as a repair, 14x1cms, inset repair to left hand side top approx. 2x5cms, 2nd mahogany salt box - hinges unusual and possibly replaced, surface scratching otherwise good condition. The oak and inlaid salt box - some exstant worm to right hand side, otherwise good condition.
A Victorian burr walnut and inlaid apprentice chest The rectangular crossbanded top inlaid with a satinwood and birds eye maple lozenge above two short and two long drawers raised upon a plinth base. 24.5x22x14cms. CONDITION REPORT: The rectangular top ring stain and some black staining in a 13cm diameter area, left hand side moulding piece missing approx. 9cm run, front colour and drawers good condition, back boards good condition, good overall condition.
A Victorian miniature chest of drawers The rectangular moulded top above two short and three long graduated drawers, brass roundel handles, raised on plinth base, 29x30x15cm. CONDITION REPORT: Inlay intact to top with the exception of back right hand corner approx. 1½cms of veneer at front, drawers good condition, some fading around the drawer framework in relation to the drawers, right hand side inlay lifting and missing to one section approx. 4x1cms, left hand side good condition, back good condition.
A Victorian mahogany miniature chest of drawers The rectangular moulded top above six short drawers, each with turned wood handles, raised on a plinth base, 45x25x18.5cm. CONDITION REPORT: Possibly reconstructed from two banks of drawers taken a dressing table, top formed from two pieces some scratching, rich colour, one handle missing to 4th drawer down right hand side, bottom left hand handle possibly replaced, sits on a plinth, no supports, saw mark right hand side, pine back old but possibly later attached.
A Victorian miniature mahogany chest of drawers A rectangular moulded top above two short and three long graduated drawers, each with ivorine handles, 26x27x14cm. CONDITION REPORT: Rectangular top some ink staining right hand side, one old cup stain mark barely visible, front good condition, handles, top four and bottom four at variance, some staining to right hand side, left hand side good condition, original plinth, no feet, shrinkage crack to back boards, good condition.
A Victorian oak walnut and parquetry apprentice chest The rectangular top with a triangular frieze of specimen woods, yew-wood border above a panelled cupboard door, the burr yew ground centred with a parquetry lozenge, inlaid spandrels enclosing four drawers, each veneered with specimen woods, raised on plinth base and bracket feet, 38x31x21. (illustrated) CONDITION REPORT: Lot 2053: The rectangular top good colour no veneer missing, signs of a stress crack running through the centre left to right, 32.5cm. Minor surface scratching, front door very good condition all inlays in tacked, bright colours from the interior of the door visible stress crack running top to bottom but not visible through the application of the veneers, each of the four drawers bight and good condition, hinges to door tight complete with lock, each drawer with velvet linings, sides good condition, plinth good condition, minor surface scratching original feet, good condition.
A Victorian mahogany miniature chest of drawers The rectangular top above a shaped frieze, two short and three long graduated drawers, raised on plinth base and turned feet, 54x49x25.5cm. CONDITION REPORT: The rectangular top quite extensive discolouring and some fading on the right hand side, front good colour, top frieze/ secret drawer in good condition, original handles, left and right side good condition, plinths mould in good condition, rear back foot right hand side possibly replaced, back boards good condition.
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